| 英文摘要 |
Satellite altimeters provide many kinds of accurate ocean measurements and become an irreplaceable tool to address wide range of scientific questions over the open oceans. In recent years, there are increasing demand for altimeter observations in the non-ocean surfaces, especially in the coastal zone and inland water. However, the accuracy of observations is quickly degenerated as the altimeters are close to coasts or on non-ocean surfaces, due to improper geophysical corrections and complex returned waveforms. In this study, we develop a novel strategy to derive accurate sea surface heights (SSHs) near the Taiwan coasts from Envisat RA-2 waveforms by using the Ocean plus Gaussian Models. We also automatically filter the improper ocean waveforms, and validate the experimental results using tide gauge records and EGM2008. Furthermore, a wavelet-based algorithm is used to retrack the Envisat waveforms in Tsengwen reservoir and Zhoushui river. The retracked water heights are evaluated using water level gauge data. |